Patterns and relationships!

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For maths, we have been working on a slide all about patterns and relationships! I have found this a bit challenging at times but other than that it really gets you thinking hard and smartly. Patterns are very cool things in math! I love patterns because they may be math but they are also a figure of art! The slide we have been working on is quite interesting but it's also a bit boring at times because it gets quite hard other than that I have Really enjoyed patterns and relationships in maths. Do you know what the Fibonacci sequence is? Because it is nature art and math. Down below is the slide we have been working on.   

 

📗Brilliant book study!📗

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For literacy, we have been focusing on something called book study! The four books you could choose from were Danny the champion of the world, Fing, Gangsta Granny and Wonder. I choose Danny the champion of the world! So far I am really enjoying the book! One of the best parts is when Danny's Dad falls in a hole that a keeper dug and broke his ankle. Danny the champion of the world is a very interesting book! I am currently up to chapter 21. We also have a booklet we have to fill out once we have read a certain amount of chapters at a time. Have you read one of the four books above? If so tell me what one and what your favourite part is. Down below is a picture of the book. 

😺Surprising scratch! 😺

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For cyber smart, we used a website called scratch. It is very fun but it is a little bit hard if you are new but there are tutorials that can help you to make AMAZING things!  I make a jumping game There is a crab and balls and You are under the sea and the aim of the game is to jump over ALL the balls without getting hit. You get 10 points every time you jump over a ball and don't hit one. I really enjoyed making this because it was a bit challenging but other than that is was epic! You should certainly give scratch a go some time! Because honestly, it is probably the easiest coding site once you have gotten use to it. I hope you enjoy playing the game I made on scratch down below is the link and a picture. comment below if you like it! Have you ever used scratch before?

 

Ctrl c this: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/603114892/   

Spectacular speech

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For home learning, we have been working on speeches we got to choose a topic to write our speech on it could be a persuasive speech explanation speech! I did persuasive I am not done yet but I am still working on it to finish! I have enjoyed working on this speech! Are you currently writing a speech? If you are what's the topic? Tell me in the comments.

Hope you enjoy it!

Crazy cultural Slides!

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Last Friday we did culture diversity day You could either dress up in a cultural dress or just wear mufti! We also have been working on cultural slides! I have really enjoyed working on it! It is not finished yet but I will still be working on it. Are you from a different country or can speak a different language? If so tell me in the comments! Down below is my slide.

Hope you enjoy!

Super Transformations

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For Maths we have been focusing on transformation. We had to make a copy of the slide then start working on it. The first two slides were warm-ups. Then we actually got started on the transformation slide! I have really enjoyed working on it because It is very fun and exciting! I have not yet completed the whole slide but I will continue working on it. Do you know what Transformation is? Tell in the comments a little bit about it. Down below is the slide.

 

Words in Te reo Maori!

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For our language learning, we have been learning about Maori words! I have really enjoyed learning about Te Reo Maori. For our task, we had to make an animation about words in Maori, so that is what I have done with my friend Emily. I found this task quite interesting because we have been learning a lot about Maori already and now I know a lot more! Down below is the animation. What words do you know in Maori?